ayrshire there, and through the course of sunday, we re looking at another largely dry settled day with some sunny spells around just one or two isolated showers. a weak weather front s trying to nudge in from the north west, but not really making inroads because high pressure s in charge and that s sitting out east. the lowest temperatures first thing sunday morning will be across eastern scotland and eastern england, mid single figures, but further west, most places starting off the day just about in double figures. any early morning mist and fog will lift fairly quickly and the day will warm up as the sunshine spreads across the uk. a little cloudier across the far north west of the western isles, the northern isles as well. but through the day, fairweather cloud bubbles up and that mayjust be enough to produce one or two isolated showers for wales, parts of south west england, northern england, into southern scotland. but most places avoid any of those showers, temperatures in the
across the far north west of the western isles, the northern isles as well. but through the day, fairweather cloud bubbles up and that mayjust be enough to produce one or two isolated showers for wales, parts of south west england, northern england, into southern scotland. but most places avoid any of those showers, temperatures in the mid teens around the east coast, but we could see 20 degrees inland. sunday evening and overnight into monday now, things remain largely dry and clear again some mist and fog patches. but you ll notice the cloud thickening from the northwest as this weather front spreads some rain into northern ireland and north west scotland to start off monday morning. mild, breezy and rather damp in the northwest. cooler, clearer conditions down towards the south east. so monday s weather dominated still by high pressure sitting out to the east. but these more active weather fronts start to move in from the atlantic. they re going to bring more cloud to northern ire
thing sunday morning will be across eastern scotland and eastern england, mid single figures, but further west most places starting off the day just about in double figures. any early morning mist and fog will lift fairly quickly and the day will warm up as the sunshine spreads across the uk. a little cloudier across the far north west of the western isles, the northern isles as well. but through the day, fairweather cloud bubbles up and that mayjust be enough to produce one or two isolated showers for wales, parts of south west england, northern england, into southern scotland. but most places avoid any of those showers, temperatures in the mid teens around the east coast, but we could see 20 degrees inland. sunday evening and overnight into monday now, things remain largely dry and clear again some mist and fog patches. but you ll notice the cloud thickening from the northwest as this weather front spread some rain into northern ireland and north west scotland to start off monday mor
and then as we go through tuesday, this area of wet weather will spread out of northern ireland, into southern scotland, northern england, parts of wales, perhaps into the midlands as well. we will see some sunny spells to the far north and to the far south, but it will be really quite windy across parts of england and wales. some of these western coasts could see gusts of a0 to maybe 50 mph. quite mild in the south, 12 degrees. further north, a little bit cooler, but those temperatures still quite respectable for the time of year. however, there is even milder weather on the way. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we see this next frontal system pushing in from the southwest, a band of rain that ll drive its way northeastwards. some snow for a time over high ground in scotland, but this will mostly be rain, because that mild air will be working its way in. temperatures down towards the south on wednesday afternoon up to 16, maybe 17 degrees. still a little bit chilly for some n
elsewhere, some of the mist and fog and cloud will tend to lift and break and we will see some spells of sunshine in the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland, albeit with some showers in the far north. temperatures ranging from 6 degrees in aberdeen to 12 in plymouth through the afternoon. and then through monday night, a bit more rain potentially down towards the south, another lump of wet weather starting to push into northern ireland, parts of northern england, southern scotland. the winds will start to pick up down towards the south and the west as well. very mild in the south, a little bit chilly up towards the north. and then as we go through tuesday, this area of wet weather will spread out of northern ireland, into southern scotland, northern england, parts of wales, perhaps into the midlands as well. we will see some sunny spells to the far north and to the far south, but it will be really quite windy across parts of england and wales. some of these western coas